Trading volume for the token in that window was listed at $345 million, and the launch reportedly drew 330,000 new wallets.
According to on-chain data and platform disclosures, Aster’s total value locked jumped from $660 million to $1 billion shortly after launch.
The platform claims total users of 1.848 million, with seven-day new user additions hitting 617,379. Reports show daily figures of 53,332 new users and $1.50 billion in 24-hour trading volume.
The debut also included a Binance Alpha listing within hours and new perpetual markets introduced with up to 50x exposure across four assets. Platform income was reported at $466,838 for a day and $49.2 million in total earnings to date.
• $345M traded in 24h • Price reached $0.528 (~1,650%) • 330K new wallets joined • TVL $660M → $1.005B • Platform volume near $1.5B
Based on reports, Aster moved quickly to enable spot withdrawals earlier than planned, using BNB Chain with a quoted 30-second processing time.
Top users have been reported to show realized gains greater than $645,000 in early trading sessions.
Aster has positioned itself as a multi-chain protocol with native support across BNB Chain, Ethereum, Solana, and Arbitrum, removing the need for manual bridging for many flows, according to technical notes.
The protocol uses zero-knowledge proofs on its own Aster Chain for trade validation and taps Pyth Network oracles for price feeds.
Reports show the platform uses collateral tokens like asBNB and USDF that can be staked to earn yield while remaining active in trading.
Featured image from Unsplash, chart from TradingView
